Thank youI’ve had both golfers and tennis elbow and find that stretching is the best thing. My golfers elbow is gone completely and tennis elbow twinges every now and again. Look for some good stretches and do them a few times a day, it may feel worse at first but after a week or so it should improve. It did for me anyway. Tennis elbow in plasterers is normally down to over use of the forearm muscle, which causes the tight muscle to pull on the tendon. Stretching daily should relax the muscle. Hope that makes sense and good luck!
thank youI’ve had both golfers and tennis elbow and find that stretching is the best thing. My golfers elbow is gone completely and tennis elbow twinges every now and again. Look for some good stretches and do them a few times a day, it may feel worse at first but after a week or so it should improve. It did for me anyway. Tennis elbow in plasterers is normally down to over use of the forearm muscle, which causes the tight muscle to pull on the tendon. Stretching daily should relax the muscle. Hope that makes sense and good luck!